Reverse output of a command

bashgit

I'm trying to get the reversed output from

git log --branches --graph --oneline

(Sadly, you can't pass --reverse to it, because it says it's incompatible with --graph.)

Is there a way to reverse the output of the command?

On Linux, add | tac at the end of your line.

The branch was set as default on github, preventing it from being deleted.

On github, I went to "Administration" in the project, reset the default branch to "master" and I was able to remove the xetex branch.

You should be able to get around this problem if you put the path in quotes:

git add "folder1/folder2/new folder/folder3/myFile.txt"